When it comes to Brand Marketing, your brand is your promise. VC Media skillfully generates and promotes a design, name, or symbol that establishes and distinguishes your brand from other brands, giving you a potent advantage in progressively ambitious commerce.
Equity Crowdfunding raises capital for early-stage start-ups and innovative companies, as well as helps others buy equity in them. Through VC Media we help you fund your company and we help you invest in a company you will believe in.
Good marketing is finding that perfect balance between dependable results and ROI generated from results.
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Equity crowdfunding enables wide-ranging groups of investors (accredited & non-accredited) to fund startup companies and small businesses in return for equity. Investors offer money to a business and receive ownership of a small piece of that business allowing the business to maintain maximum control with new found capital.
Start - up or Existing Business
SEC Experienced Auditors
Business Plan Drafting, Filing S-1a, SEC Review, Qualifications of offerings
Experienced in REG A + Filings
Investor Data, Investor Portal, Electronic investment Compliance, Clearing Firm, Stock Transfer Agent
Experienced In Reg A + Filings
Investor Data, Investor Portal, Electronic Investment Compliance, Clearing Firm, Stock Transfer Agent
Public Relations, Market Makers, Stock Symbol, Filing 15c- 211, Start Trading
SEC Experienced Auditors
SEC Experienced Auditors
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Define your company with a strong result oriented brand strategy that will reinforce your position in the market. VC Media Partners has developed a process for developing a comprehensive and effective strategy for your brand.
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On April 5, 2012, President Obama signed a landmark piece of bi-partisan legislation called The JOBS Act into law. The JOBS Act greatly expanded entrepreneurs' access to capital, allowing them to publicly advertise their capital raises. Initially, private companies could only fund from accredited investors, the wealthiest 3% of Americans. On June 19, 2015, three years after the JOBS Act was signed into law, Title IV (Regulation A+) of the JOBS Act went into effect. For the first time, Title IV allows private companies to raise money from all Americans, the other 97%.
Allows companies to raise up to $20 million in a 12 month period, with not more than $6 million in offers by selling security-holders that are affiliates of the issuer, unaudited financials, and required approval by all states.
Tier 2Allows companies to raise up to $50 million in a 12 month period, with not more than $15 million in offers by selling security-holders that are affiliates of the issuer, financials audited annually, no state approvals required.
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